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This week we'll be studying physics. In weeks 5 and 6, we studied chemistry. Chemistry is the study of what all the stuff, or matter, in the universe is. Physics is the study of how all of this stuff behaves. What are the rules that govern the universe? How do those rules work?
This week we'll be studying physics. In weeks 5 and 6, we studied chemistry. Chemistry is the study of what all the stuff, or matter, in the universe is. Physics is the study of how all of this stuff behaves. What are the rules that govern the universe? How do those rules work?
Sound pretty crazy? Check out this video for an overview of what physics is and why it is so important.
Sound pretty crazy? Check out this video for an overview of what physics is and why it is so important.
(Oh, and the physical sciences-- chemistry and physics-- make up about 40% of the GED test. That's important, too)
(Oh, and the physical sciences-- chemistry and physics-- make up about 40% of the GED test. That's important, too)
Newton's Laws
Newton's Laws
Everything in the universe moves. Even if it's moving so quickly or slowly we can't see it, stuff is always moving*. It turns out that there are rules we can use to figure out exactly how stuff moves, and those laws were first figured out by a guy who shares my name, Isaac Newton.
*except if it is totally frozen at absolute zero
Answers
Answers
1 = 2
1 = 2
2 = 4
2 = 4
3 = 3
3 = 3
4 = 5
4 = 5
5 = 4
5 = 4
6 = 1
6 = 1
Newton's First Law
Newton's First Law
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Newton's Second Law
Newton's Second Law
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Newton's Third Law
Newton's Third Law
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Identifying Newton's Laws
Identifying Newton's Laws
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On the GED test, you might have to read diagrams or use formulas to find the answer. You don't need to memorize them! You just need to practice reading the charts and using the formulas they give you carefully. Practice that skill here:
On the GED test, you might have to read diagrams or use formulas to find the answer. You don't need to memorize them! You just need to practice reading the charts and using the formulas they give you carefully. Practice that skill here:
Answers
Answers
1 = C
1 = C
2 = B
2 = B
5 = C
5 = C
6 = D
6 = D
7 = B
7 = B
8 = A
8 = A
9 = D
9 = D
10 = B
10 = B
11 = C
11 = C
12 = D
12 = D
1 = A
1 = A
2 = A
2 = A
3 = A
3 = A
4 = B
4 = B
5 = C
5 = C
6 = B
6 = B
7 = D
7 = D
8 = A
8 = A
9 = C
9 = C
10 = D
10 = D
11= A
11= A
12 = B
12 = B
13 = D
13 = D
14 = D
14 = D
15 = C
15 = C
16 = A
16 = A
17 = A
17 = A
18 = C
18 = C
19 = B
19 = B
Review
Review
Write a paragraph explaining why chemical equations must be balanced and how to balance them. Be sure to use transition words.
Write a paragraph explaining why chemical equations must be balanced and how to balance them. Be sure to use transition words.
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